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UNIDO

British  
/ juːˈniːdəʊ /

acronym

  1. United Nations Industrial Development Organization

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"France has in effect decided to withdraw from UNIDO," Foreign Ministry spokesman Philippe Lalliot said, referring to the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation.

From Reuters Apr. 23, 2013

Britain said in 2011 it would leave UNIDO, the United States and Canada did so already in the mid-1990s, and Australia even earlier.

From Reuters Apr. 23, 2013

Laurel is a onetime Marcos ally and an experienced politician who, as head of UNIDO, controls the country's second strongest non-Communist political machine, after Marcos' K.B.L.

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